Limington Academy - Sokokis Warrior Yearbook (Limington, ME)

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yiyjtwx . A . Standing: Mabel Gammon, Lorraine Dean, Arthur Dearborn, Cleo Linscott, Vern Blake. Sitting: joycc Hasty, Roland Wccman, Marilyn Blake, Donald Wormlight. EDITORIAL BOARD Co-Editors Marilyn Blake, Roland Weeman Assistant Editor Joyce Hasty Business Manager Donald Wormlight Assistant Business Managers Arthur Dearborn, Vem Blake Departments Lorraine Dean Art Cleo Linscott Literary Mabel Gammon i

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